Montgomery County High School - Eagle Yearbook (Mount Vernon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

— This year’s EAGLE is dedicated to a person who devotes most of his time to the students of MCHS. He is a kind and understanding teacher who respects the worth of others. He coaches both boys and girls basketball teams and has piloted them on to several region and district championships and state playoff competitions. He was the recipient of a GHSA Coach of the Year Award. The efforts of this wonderful teacher and coach have resulted in much ‘ Eagle pride here at our alma mater. For these and other reasons the yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 1985 EAGLE to Coach Ronald Brock. mmm ft vr , • - As every thread of gold is valuable . . . So is very minute at Our Dear HIGH SCHOOL HOME We’ll Take The Best Times Forget the Rest . . . 7 ' 'Nothing is a waste of TIME if you use the experience wisely ’' —Lisa Helms Time Spent With Friends . . . . most enjoyable time at M.C.H.S. was HOMECOMING WEEK and acting crazy with my friends.” —Nancy Gail Taylor SOLID GOLD TIMES I spent with all of my terrific friends who have made it all worth while are the most enjoyable. —Regina Odum . . . Whatever is not used is gone forever GINGER JOHNSON REGINA ODUM The inaudible and noiseless foot of time shall not rob us of these moments. HOMECOMING QUEENS Shea Gordon Senior Homecoming Representatives Shirley Telfair Nancy Taylor Sabrina Williams, Freshman Denise Washington. Junior Renee Guin, Freshman 18 Shonda McLain, Sophomore Beth Johnson, Junior Denise Fountain. Sophomore IT WAS THE BEST OF TIMES, IT WAS THE WORST OF TIMES; A TIME TO WORK, A TIME TO PLAY. A TIME WHEN THINGS WENT OUR WAY. A TIME FOR FLOATS, A TIME FOR WALLS, A TIME FOR JOKES AND A GAME OF BALL. A TIME TO HOLD CLOSE TO HEARTS, WHEN IT COMES TIME FOR US TO PART. A TIME TO REMEMBER WITH A SIGH. WHEN WE THINK OF MONTGOMERY HIGH. Dennis Hart. Jill Gilbert. Mille Coleman. Henry Brown Little Mister and Miss Homecoming ''Solid Gold” Jammin’ Juniors Folly Freshmen 23 FOOTBALL REPRESENTATIVE Lydia McRae and Darrin Glaspcr Sue Jones and Herman Woods Michelle Walton and Marlen Ethredge Dionne Edwards and Stanley Fields Velvety Johnson and Warren Johnson Daphene Braddy and Arthur Grubbs Latarsha Hall and Craig Blount Missy East and Tommy Lynn Beatrice Whitten and Wallace Carroll 2 Lynette Wilson and Lamarkus Troupe LaTrell Love and Rufus Fields + 0(qU! ♦ CLUBS FBLA Sponsor: Edith Barnhill—Members: Sabra Bailey. Robbie Barnes. Sherry Brazell. Debbie Brewer. Tina Carter. Greg Clax- ton. Steve Davis, Joe Denmark, Lynn Ford, Lisa Fountain, Kim Galbreath, Lisa Gibbs. Shea Gordon, James Hall, Jackie Mann, Kyle Moore. Regina Odum. Kim Oglesby. Ramona Oliver, Cheryl Thomas. Maranda Thompson BETA CLUB Sponsor: Charlene Newsome—Members: Rodney Days. Ginger Johnson. Debra Paul. Ellen Smith. Nancy Taylor. Michelle Walton. Daniel Warnock. Debra Washington. Denise Washington. Kendal Wood The Beta Club is ... an honor group whose purpose is to extend achieve- ment, leadership, and character. A Beta Club member must maintain a high scholastic average and maintain high moral standards. —Ginger Johnson (The National 3$eta (Club (Che National .IJnnior itfeta (Club 28 STUDENT COUNCIL Members: Sherry Brazell, Tanya Cheek. Stacy Douglas. Lisa Fountain. Tara Games. Renee Guin. Beth Johnson. Stephanie Love. Melissa Perkins. Scott Sanders. Katy Sharpe. Anthony Sneed. Mary Lynn Terrell. Debra Washington, Michelle Walton. Sabrina Williams T.I.C.S. Teens In Community Ser- vice is an organization whose members help their peers overcome problems by pro- viding counseling services for any problems that the peers may have. —Beth Johnson 29 Sponsor: Charlene Newsome—Members: Stacy Douglas. Beth Johnson. John Robinson. Denise Washington OFFICERS Y-Club President—Katy Sharpe Vice President—Stacy Douglas. Monty Craft Secretary—Michelle Walton. Debra Paul Treasurer—Ginger Johnson. Brent Sammons Chaplain—Rodney Days. Tim Poole School Projects Chairman—Leigh Stewart. Beth Johnson Community Projects Chairman—Pat Ethredge. Marlen Ethredge World Service—Brian Boyer. Chad Anderson Public Relations—Paul Couey. Lisa Helms Scrapbook—Beth Tuck Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS President—Regina Odum Vice-President—Clairessa Love Secretary—Renee Baker Treasurer—Suzette Coglin Parliamentarian—Pam Parker H istorian—Garlana Hutchenson Public Relations Chairperson— Serenia Page Degree Chairperson—Jean Sullivan Projects Chairperson—Velvery Johnson Honor Roll Chairperson— Vanessa Love Music and Recreation Chairperson—Lisa Collins SIUK IU CONSIDER FHA’ers In Community Service 31 Clubs In Action Here and There Y-Club members—Timmy. Brent, and Jason—ascend steps to the Capitol. FHA member. Shonda McLain, departs for c Above: Beta Club member. Debra Paul, visits Niagara Falls. Below. FHAer Regina Odum works on school project. SAGE Roster Rodney Days Jennifer Palmer Beth Tuck Lisa Helms Clairessa Love Melissa Perkins Velvery Johnson Steven Adams Stephanie Love (not shown) OFFICERS Rodney Days, President; Lisa Helms, Program Chairperson; Beth Tuck. Treasurer; Jennifer Palmer, Vice President; Melissa Perkins and Steven Adams. Project Co-chairpersons SAGE Students, like teachers, demand a voice in determining the educational process. Their request is not unreasonable; they are capable of making mature, rational decisions and working with teachers and administrations for the bettermeant of schools and the educational process. 33 Bottom Row: Lawrence Powell. Selina Sanders. Rhonda NeeSmith. Lisa Collins, Richard Johnson. Dale Collins. Don Grinstead. Shane Powell. Second Row: Allen O'Neil. Jeffery Wil- liamson, Kyle Outler, Ronnie Morris. Curtis Ricks. Third Row: Bryan Kersey. Randell Whitaker. Amos Moye, Ray Walker. Curtis Powell. Frank Morris. Dcrrell Baker. Top Row: Tary- ton Strange. Windell Williams. James Jackson. The letters FFA stand for Future Farmers Of America. This unique and excellent club provides good learning experience for young women and men; it creates great leaders and good followers. FFA offers useful information on land upkeep and new farming techniques. 34 Mr. John Spurlin. Adviser —) «PU 1 il . ■ C£5 ( READING CLUB Debate Club Seated: Adviser Faye Brewer Lisa Hutchison Cassandra McDaniel Rodney Days Brent Sammons Debra Paul (not shown) Paul Couey Joanna Phillips Seated: Luci Way. Angie Wood. Charity Warnock. Katy Sharpe, Lisa Hutchinson. Velvery Johnson, and Kim Garrett. Standing: CF.SA Representative-Librarian Jerilyn Hurst. Denise Fountain. Leigh Stewart, Patrick Weeks. Tabatha Jackson, Tressie Conner, and Gena Selph. 35 SENIOR TENNIS SENIOR FLAG CORPS Ginger Johnson SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT Because of his outstanding accomplishments on the football field here at Craig Blount was awarded a full four-year Scholarship, to Fort Valley- State College. Craig started as linebacker and offensive guard and was defensive captain of his team. Craig was successful in carrying his team to 24 victories, while suffering a mere 8 losses. This record resulted in playoff positions for three consecutive years and sub-Region Championships and Region Runners-up. Craig was the most valuable defensive back and was named to the All State Class A Football team and All Middle Georgia All Classification Team. Craig Blount Mona Morgan Shirley Telfair 36 SENIORS The world will little note nor long remember what we said here, but it can never forget what we DID here. WE SENIORS have traveled a long road upon a narrow path. Alice Atkins Rodney Bailey Sabra Bailey 38 Sherry Brantley Sherry Brazell Debbie Brewer Fredrick Brooker The path was filled with defeat, victory, despair, and hope, but the road we traveled only prepared us for the biggest test in our lives. —SURVIVAL 39 Ray Edge Marlen Ethredge Becky Fales 40 Arthur Grubbs James Hall Melissa HiU Reginald Holloway Ginger Johnson Warren Johnson Regina Lariscey Tommy Lynn 41 Jennifer McAllister Margaret McLain Margie McLain Mona Morgan Rich Morris Kyle Moore Ramona Oliver Rhonda Neesmith Regina Odum Kim Oglesby Pam Parker Debra Paul Claudia Peeples Melissa Perkins Carolyn Reed Jeff Robinson Priscilla Rollins Shon Ryals Selina Sanders Cheryl Sears Gina Selph Glenn Sharpe Clarence Smith Suzanne Stanley Sherry Stewart Nancy Taylor Shirley Telfair Cheryl Thomas Lamarkus Troupe Berderius Washington Tony Whitaker Mary Ann Wiggs 44 Kathy Wilkes Teresa Williams Tonya Williams Kendel Wood Herman Woods Tim Wooten Most Intellectual 45 Terry Love. Debra Paul, Melissa Perkins and Kendel Wood Most Athletic Tommy Lynn and Ginger Johnson Craig Blount and Lynn Ford 48 Most Talented Wallace Carroll Renee Baker Henry Lamb Sherry Stewart Clarence Smith and Cheryl Thomas MOST BASHFUL Warren Johnson Clairessa Love Greg Claxton Nancy Taylor James Hall and Robbie Barnes Best Looking Shea Gordon Shirley Telfair Kyle Moore Regina Laincey Marlen Ethredge Darrin Glasper Regina Odum Most Fashionable Tim Wooten 50 Greg Claxton Rhonda Neesmith icers President— Clairessa Love Vice President- Renee Baker Treasurer— Regina Odum Representatives- Warren Johnson Sherr)' Brazell (not shown) BIRD tksLa ANCIUAin.Br 51 Warren Johnson Renee Baker Greg Claxton Priscilla Rollins WORLD HISTORY UGA SCIENCE SCHOLAR U.S. HISTORY AWARD Debra Paul DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD The student enrolled in world history, who maintained an A average and made the highest score on the standardized world history test received the WORLD HISTORY AWARD The student enrolled in American history who maintained an A” average and made the highest score on the standardized American history test received the RICHARD RUSSELL AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD. Daughters of the Colonists sponsored this award. DAR Good Citizenship Medal and Award criteria sent out by the Daughters of the American Revolution were used as a basis for selecting a senior boy or girl for the DAR Good Gtizenship Award. Marten Ethredge •Vlfl DAR Good Citizen Ginger Johnson The DAR Good Citizen Award, sponsored by the Vidalia Chapter, Daughters of American Revolution, paid tribute to the outstanding young person who exhibited superior qualities of leadership. PRIS’S PREDICTIONS Millionaire RANSOM BEAN, a graduate of Yale, lives on the Riviera. BLOUNT is the head of the football department at M.C.H.S. BRANTLEY is a history teacher. DEBBIE BREWER went to Europe. SHERRY BRAZELL is working with Sabra. Captain FREDRICK BROOKER Leads America s Navy. GREG CLAXTON has his own rock band playing at Danny's. His honor, WALLACE CAROLE, is the judge for the criminal court. CATHY CORBIN is married to ... LISA COLLINS is the mayor of Soperton. JOHN CRAPPS is in intensive care after an overdose of fun. RODNEY DALLIS is a preacher. Rocker, STEVE DAVIS, plays in Greg's band. JOE DENMARK. OWNER of TG Y, is thinking about buying Wal-Mart. RAY EDGE plays professional baseball for the Red Sox. MARLEN ETHREDGE and ... are expecting their child. BECKY FALES is a social worker. Mrs, Green, formerly ... has three children. LYNN FORD plays professional basketball. WARREN FOUNTAIN teaches Ag. and Forestry at M.C.H.S. IRIN GLASPER owns a car lot in Mt. Vernon. , GORDON sells engagement rings at her jewerly store. JR GRUBBS plays football for the Atlanta Falcons. HALL is in Ailey helping the Natives. JSSA HILL is a major in the Army. INALD HOLLOWAY is a race car driver. GER JOHNSON models for COVERGIRL and teaches. IREN JOHNSON lives, works, and plays in the big city of Uvalda. MRY LAMB owr own business buildin can catch REGINA IRESSA LOVE is a RY LOVE won the f.MY LYNN is the sheriff RHONDA NEESMITH and Mitchell ate manied. REGINA (SHORTCAKE) ODUM owns a male strip joint in Ailey. KIM OGLESBY ran away with a Bi-Lo bagboy and became a millionaire. RAMONA OLIVER runs an orphanage in Vidalia. PAM PARKER is a school nurse at M.C.H.S. DEBRA PAUL is the worst professor at Yale CLAUDIA PEEPLES owns a nursery for small children. MELISSA PERKINS is married to Marcus Allen and lives in N.Y. CAROLYN REED is the secretary at M.C.H.S. JEFF ROBINSON is Mr. Spud's assistant. PRISCILLA ROLLINS is the owner of PLAYGIRL magazine. SHON RYLAS works at the health clinic. Mrs. Danny . . . (Selina Sanders) now owns Uvalda. CHERYL SEARS owns a health spa. CLARENCE SMITH works for the railroad. SHERRY STEWART ran away with Liberace. NANCY TAYLOR owns a Rolls-Royce corporation. Gonza . . . and SHIRLEY TELFAIR ARE .. The newest singing sensation. CHERYL THOMAS, is in concert. LAMARKUS TROUPE owns the new bar and grill in Mt. Vernon. GLENN SHARPE is an auto mechanic. Mrs. Tracey ... (GENA SELPH) is the head of the P.T.O. SUZANNE STANLEY owns a ... under the Higgiston bridge. BERDERIOUS WASHINGTON plays basketball for the Lakers. Mr. TONY WHITAKER is the biggest land owner in Georgia. Kenneth .. and MARY ANN WIGGS are celebrating their 10th anniversary. Police woman. KATHY WILKES, made a huge drug bust in Mt. Vernon. TERESA WILLIAMS is married and lives in Vidalia. )NYA WILLIAMS is liv . Vernon. Reflections Thirty-six months, seven hundred and twenty days, seventeen thousand two hundred and eighty hours, one million thirty-six thousand eight hundred minutes, or sixty-two million two hundred and eight thousand seconds of hard labor was the DRACONIC sentence handed down to ninty-eight fright- ened yet optimistic ninth graders as they embarked upon a voyage that would take them from the depths of lowly FRESHMANHOOD to the heights of ELYSIAN SENIOR DOM. During our FRESHMAN year, our well-organized class was transformed into a division of nomads, each beginning on an odyssey of which there is no return. Every FRESHMAN alive that year was asking for acceptance into some special clique or another. The keyword was POPULARITY. There existed an unwritten law that stated if a freshman was not known for some- thing by the end of the year, he was then doomed to a life of being totally nondescript. This rule, of course, did not apply to the class of ”85”. Because our class is so small, all of us that year left our mark on the school. Our Sophomore year was full of crazy and wild times. It seems that everyone in our class had either gone or was going insane. We turned out the pep rallies, made lots of noise in the hall, and we ran the principal's jockey shorts up the flag pole; it was just one crazy gag after another one. There were a few SOPHOMORES who took themselves and others seri- ously that year. For instance, Ginger Johnson, she not only won the Hugh O'Brian Award, but she was also our Sophomore Homecoming Representa- tive. Regina Odum was our Sophomore Homecoming Representative. Melis- sa Perkins won the World History Award that year. There are also the students who won the World History Award that year. There are also the students who received awards for being in the top ten percent of the Sophomore class and the Sophomore students who participated in literary. Our Sophomore year was not filled with just wise cracks and jokes; it also contained great accomplish- ments. The Junior year for the class of ”85 was strenuous and endless. The school year of 1984 was full of WORK, WORK and MORE WORK for our entire class. This was the year that tested us all to see if we had what it takes to become SENIORS. The only high light in our lives that year was receiving our class rings. There were a chosen few who received honors for their hard work. Debra Paul received the Governor's Honors Nominee, the U.S. History Award, the U.G.A. Science Scholar, and the Presbyterian Award. Terry Love won the Presbyterian Award, the U.G.A. Award of Merit, the University of Georgia Award of Merit and Most Improved Player for baseball. Kendal Wood received the Presbyterian Award and the University of Georgia Award of Merit. Clairessa Love was voted Junior Homecoming Representative and so was Ginger Johnson. Herman Woods received Most Improved Player Award, and Sherry Steward placed first in region and third in the State piano competi- tion. At the end of our Junior year, we were glad to go home; it had been a lonj 56 weeks. We have now reached the thresholdo Jast «P i rt oodole M.C.H.S. These four year |j Bp tfW! assed with the exception of our Junior year fnafflC WeTthe Seniors of 1984-85 have been waiting a long stretchear those final words that we will receive from our principal at wd ntence us to a life of FREEDOM and HOPE. All will be the outstanding students of our class, and the derful diplomas we receive. (tha JPnedicti liors wji ds 56 JUNIORS Aretha Adams Steve Adams Jason Addison Chad Anderson Alfonzo Blount Tracy Braddy Alfred Brantley Tammy Brown Whit Brown Duren Burns Reginald Burns Wendy Byrd Bryan Campbell Tina Carter Suzette Coglin Keith Collins Monty Craft Carole Davis Rodney Days Stacy Douglas Leigh Downie Carol Edenfield Cornelius Flowers Lisa Fountain Faron Fowler Kim Galbreath Tara Games Lisa Gibbs Cedric Grayer Johanna Harris Lisa Helms Cindy Jackson Dan Jacobs Beth Johnson Sandy Kight Scotty Lane Michael Little Russia Little Kim Locke Stephanie Love Nina Madison Gina McCorvey Cassandra McDaniel Lydia McRae Michelle Morgan Claire Mosel y Randall Moses Haskell Newkirk Anthony Nobles Marie Odum Allen O'Neal Tabatha Cutler Jennifer Palmer Marvin Peeples Jeffery Powell Patricia Richardson 58 Reggie Ricks Johnny Carl Robinson Jimmy Ryals Andy Selph Christine Sharpe Tim Sharpton Paul Shinhoster Regina Shinhoster Aaron Smith Ellen Smith Jerry Smith Anthony Snead Johnnie Snead Michael Strange Michael Taylor Stevie Terrell Beverly Thomas Dionne Thomas Maranda Thompson Beth Tuck Michelle Walton Daniel Warnock Debra Washington Denise Washington Class Officers 1 Stacy Douglas. Beth Johnson. Debra Washington. Rodney Days JOLLY JUNIORS Denise Washington. Daniel Warnock. Beth Johnson. Wendy Byrd. Stacy Douglas. Michelle Walton. Debra Washington. Rodney Days 59 ‘We've spent a little time in school, wishing we were somewhere else. Around here it’s every- thing but partytime! JUNIOR ANNUAL STAFF Jennifer Palmer Beth Tuck Lisa Helms 60 SOPHOMORES Sophomores Kandi Adams Angie Atkins Charles Baker James Beasley Bill Bell Brian Boyer Daphne Braddy Denise Brantley Shonda Brazell Howard Brookcr Kathy Brown Timothy Brown Bryan Campbell Jennifer Carpenter Randy Chambers Pam Claxton Brenda Coleman Tressie Conner Paul Couey Joe Davis Nathaniel Davis Benson Downie Daniel Eakle Missy East Pat Ethredge Jack Fields Glynn Ford Michael Fordham George Foskey Beverly Fountain Denise Fountain Kim Garrett David Glisson Kendra Grayer Stacy Hamilton 62 In TIME we will be so much more . . . Stephen Hart Jasper Haynes Carman Hurst Garlana Hutcheson Lisa Hutcheson Tabatha Jackson Jack Johnson Velvety Johnson Faith Jordan Bryan Kelly Vera Lanier Reginald Little Teresa Love Vanessa Love James Madison Nina Madison Kevin Manning Robert Mathis James McDaniel Rodney McLain Shonda McLain Kenneth McNeal Kevin Mercer Herbert Miller Dewayne Mincey Chris Moorehouse Albert Moses Dennis Mosely Marie Odum Bryant Oliver Tabatha Outler Tara Outler Serenia Page Mary Jeanne Peterson Joanna Phillips Tim Poole 63 but TIME is precious Lynn Pope Harold Quarterman James Reynolds Jimmy Ryals Brent Sammons Katy Sharpe Lisa Sharpe Lazarous Smiley Calvin Smith Troy Smith Rodney Stanley Leigh Stewart Marie Strange Jean Sullivan Danny Thigpen Dione Thomas Gina Thompson Demetrius Troupe ' we know. Latisha Tyson Charity Warnock Luci Way Patrick Weeks Mary Ann Walls Randall Whitaker Beatrice Whitten Denise Williams Linda Williams Rufus Williams Peggy Wise Angie Wood FRESHMEN Sharon Adams Jerry Anderson Terry Ankron Cindy Avant Derrell Baker Jennifer Blount Charles Braddy Nakier Braddy Chris Brantley Richard Brantley Bernadette Brazell Tony Brewer Bernice Brinson Gerald Brown Terrance Brown Charles Brownlee Rodney Calhoun Tanya Cheek Gina Clark Tracey Clark Dale Collins Melody Conaway Teresa Corley Ervin Cummings Carla Davis Kecia Demery Dionne Edwards Becky Fountain Teresa Franklin Robert Glasper Yolanda Gome2 Todd Gordon Jimmy Goss Don Grinstead Renee Guin Jerry Hall Latasha Hall Nancy Halligan Jimmy Holbrooke Randa Holmes Julie Howell James Jackson Patrice Johnson Richard Johnson Chauner Jones Sue Jones Ralph Jones Larry Jordan FOLLY FRESHMEN EAGLES 66 nlWJB! Brian Kersey Joe Lanier Latrell Love LeShawn Love Lenard Madison Kevin Mathis Tracie McArthur Shiela McCorvey Theodore McMillan Tonja McRae Brian Merritt Frank Morris Ronnie Morris Shana Moses Amos Moyt Jay Meyers Amanda NeeSmith Vicki NeeSmith Roger Nobles Glenn O'Neal Henry O'Neal Kyle Outler Miranda Peeples James Pollett Cunis Powell Lawrence Powell Matthew Powell Shane Powell Vickie Powell Cindy Price Maurice Price April Raffield Bob Rawls Bertha Ricks Troy Ricks David Ryals Melissa Ryals Scott Sanders Billy Sells Laurie Sharpe Dave Sheffield Andre Shinholster Joe Henry Shinholster Trina Shinholster Bobby Simpson Earl Simpson Craig Snead Lemeul Stanley Melissa Strange Dwellie Stone Tarryton Strange Gary Terrell Mary Lynn Terrell Dianne Thigpen Paul Thigpen James Thomas Tracey Thomas Bettie Vick Curtis Vick Saprina Victoria Kay Walker Ray Walker Frank Walls Loni Whitaker Mandy White Teresa Whitehead Sabrina Williams Sherwin Williams Tina Williams Winded Williams Jeffery Williamson Lynett Wilson James Wise Ervin Wright Tonya Wright Denise Woods Edison Young 68 ATHLETICS o M.C.H.S. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Michelle Walton. Ginger Johnson. Carole Davis Bottom Row. Beth Johnson. Wendy Bryd. Kandi Adams, Patricia Richardson RETIRING SENIOR GINGER JOHNSON 70 RETIRING SENIOR EAGLES Warren Johnson. Stanley Fields. Craig Blount. Tommy Lynn. Rufus Fields. Darrien Glasper, Arthur Grubbs. Lamarkus Troupe. Wallace Carole. Herman Woods. Marlen Ethredge HEAD COACH COACHING STAFF 71 Athletic Director. John Peacock Coach Rogers. Coach Snell. Coach McDonald FAITHFUL FANS 72 VARSITY EAGLE Sitting: Brian Braddy, Michael Taylor, John Robinson. Marvin Peeples. Reginald Burns, Lamarkus Troupe. Johnnie Sneed. Wallace Carole, Herman Woods, Jack Fields. Monty Craft, Marlen Ethredge. Anthony Nobles Kneeling: Al Johnson. Stanley Fields. Demetrius Troupe. Craig Blount. Pat Ethredge. Albert Moses. Michael Strange, Tommy Lynn. Cornelius Flowers, Rufus Fields, Darrin Glasper, Arthur Grubbs. Steve Terrell, Glenn Ford Standing: Coach McDonald, Coach Peacock. Randell Moses. Anthony Sneed. Warren Johnson. Bill Bell. Harold Quartcrman. Glasper Haynes. Pat Weeks. Ken McNeal, Keith Collins. Coach Rogers. Coach Snell Action packed games Stanley kicks for 3. Montgomery County Eagles had a fantastic season. They ended with a 6-0 record. CONGRATULATIONS to our SUB REGION 3A WEST CHAMPIONS' 73 B-TEAM FOOTBALL Sitting: Scott Sanders. Roger Nobles. Craig Sneed. Wendell Williams. Bennie Davis. Derrick Sneed. Taryton Strange. Ryan Rodgers. Al Johnson. Edison Young (manager) Kneeling: Coach Randy Collins. Oliver Gilchrist. Joe Lanier. Sherwin Williams, Leonard Madison. James Edenfield. Rodney Calhoun. Darryl Mercer. Marvin Mann. Rodney Calhoun. Richard Johnson. Coach Roger McDonald Standing: Eric Jackson. Maurice Price. Eric Johnson. Charles Brownlee. Jimmy Goss. Mike Weeks. Earl Simpson. Tommy Burch. Tim Altman. Barry Burch, James Jackson. COACHES Kandy Collins Roger McDonald The B-Team had an outstanding year! They finished the season with a 6 0 record. 74 Coach Ronald Brock Boys And Girls Basketball Cheerleaders y yc Time must always be valued for it can never be replaced. —Clairessa Love 75 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM 'O r - Sabrina Williams. Michelle Walton. Tracey McArthur. Denise Woods, Faith Jordan. Lynn Ford, Katie Sharpe. Aretha Adams. Sabra Bailey. Carman Hurst. Glynn Ford RETIRING SENIORS 77 I 00 Glynn Ford. Chad Anderson. Rufus Williams. Rodney Days. Craig Blount. Harold Quarterman. Wendell Williams. James Jackson. Craig Snead. Wallace Carroll. Terry Love. Johnny Sneed. Roger Nobles. SENIOR SLAMMA JAMMAS TERRY LOVE, CRAIG BOUNT, WALLACE CARROLL CRAIG displays his slammin' ability! TERRY shows his outstanding form! 79 B-TEAM BASKETBALL James Jackson, Wendell Williams. Edison Young. Roger Nobles, Craig Sneed The Clock Tells the Story of The Eagles’ Fame and Glory EAGLE BASEBALL Standing: Keith Collins. Johnny Snead. Whit Brown, Monty Craft, Rich Morris. Harold Quarterman. Terry Love, Marlen Ethredge. Kneeling: Scotty Lane, David Glisson, Anthony Snead. Ray Edge, Tommy Lynn. Terry Love, Senior Second Base Marlen Ethredge, Senior Right Field Ray Edge, Senior Pitcher and First Base 81 EAGLE BAND Roster Steven Adams. Chris Brantley. Rodney Days. Randa Holmes. Teresa Fountain, Vicki Fountain. Velvety Johnson, Clint Jones. Evette Love. Datrell Love. DeShawn Love. Shonda McLain. Talmadge McLendon. Frank Morris. Shana Moses. Sean Powell. Cindy Pierce. Jeff Robinson. Jennifer Sammons. Kurt Selph. Laurie Sharpe. Lisa Sharpe. Leigh Stewart. Sherry Stewart. Maranda Thompson. Luci Way. Sabrina Williams. Denise Woods 82 SENIOR STAFF Clairessa Love, Layout designer Renee Baker, Layout designer We, the Senior Staff Members bequeath our positions on this yearbook staff to the under- classmen. May our memory haunt these halls, Forever. Rich Morris, Editor in Chief ft® ZcAor Copy Preparation ;n - ST R py Preparation Priscilla Rollins, Sales, Layout designer 85 SOPHOMORE EAGLE STAFF 86 Leigh Stewart Tim Poole Katy Sharpe COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY During the Fall, MCHS was invaded by the modern technologies of our time, COMPUTERS. Students have had the opportunity this past year to familiarize themselves with the basics of computer technology. With the job market and educational skills advancing toward this popular trend, many students expressed interest in continuing to learn about computers. STAR STUDENT Debra Paul The Highest academic honor awarded to any student is the STAR STUDENT AWARD. This award is given to the student who scores highest on the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) and is in the top 10% of the class. The 1984-85 recipient of this award was Debra Paul, who chose as her STAR TEACHER Mrs. Joyce Palmer. STAR TEACHER Joyce Palmer 88 HONOR GRADUATES Literary Boys Essay Rodney Days Farron Fowler Girls Essay Melissa Perkins Katie Sharpe 90 Girls Oral Interpretation Evette Love Vanessa Love Boys Oral Interpretation Steven Adams Rodney Days 91 Literary Road Two roads diverged in . . . And sorry we could not travel both And be one traveler, lone we stood And looked down one as far as we could To where it bent in the undergrowth We shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged ... , and We— We LITERARY SCHOLARS took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. We LITERARY SCHOLARS appreciate our sponsors. Mrs. Brewer Mrs. B. McLendon Ms Kea Mrs. E. McLendon Mrs. Conner Mrs. Killingsworth Mrs. Barnhill Mr. Walton 92 Boys Spelling Girls Spelling Girls Spelling Cindy Price Debra Paul Extemporaneous Speaking Piano 94 Paul Couey and Lisa Hutchison Sherry Stewart Girls Solo Quartet Seated: Rodney Days, Farron Fowler; Standing: Chad Anderson, Steven Adams Boys Solo Seated: Debra Paul (alternate), Cheryl Thomas Standing: Renee Baker, Farron Fowler, Chad Anderson Melissa Perkins 95 Home Economics Girls Typing Suzette Coglin, Denise Washington Boys Typing Girls Typing Clarence Smith Cathy Corbin 96 V N FACUL ,TY AND STAFF High School Principal Mr. Carlton Walton Best wishes to the 1985 graduating Senior Class. You are about to enter a very competitive world. Always strive to achieve the very best possible in your life endeavors. Always reach for the highest degree of achievement possible. Sincerely, Carlton Walton, Principal 98 Associate Principal Mr. William Black 99 Mrs. Charlene Newsome. Counselor Mrs. Gail Johnson. Secretary SENIOR HOMEROOM ADVISERS Mrs. June Conner English I, Basic Math Mrs. Betty McLendon English II, English IV, French I, SAGE Sponsor Mr. Earl Rodgers Physical Education, Health and Safety, Assistant Football Coach Mr. John Spurlin Agriculture I, II, III, Forestry, FHA Adviser 100 JUNIOR HOMEROOM ADVISERS Ms. Sherry Williamson Typing I, General Business. Clerical Records Mrs. Faye Brewer World History, U.S. History. Adv. U.S. History Mrs. Evon McLendon Home Economics, Family Living, Interior Decorating, FHA Adviser Mr. Rufus Hodges English II, English III 101 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM ADVISERS .__ _____y_' Mrs. Edith Barnhill Typing I II Clerical Records VOT FBLA Adviser Ms. Cynthia Manning Practical Math Physical Science Ms. Linda Kea Economics Sociology Mrs. Jerrilyn Hurst Librarian 102 FRESHMAN HOMEROOM ADVISERS Mrs. Regina Harris Algebra I Sc II Geometry SAT Math Trigonometry- Math II Coach Ronald Brock Driver's Education Head Basketball Coach Mrs. Joyce Palmer Physics Biology- Physical Science Science Club Student Council Sponsor Mrs. Sharon Killingsworth English I, II. and III Y-Club Sponsor 103 ... FACULTY Mrs. Lynette Coleman Compensatory Education. Basic English and Math Mrs. Vicky Mixon Algebra I. II. Geometry. SAT Math. Trigonometry. Math II Mr. John Peacock Athletic Director, Head Football Coach. Citizenship Economics Mr. Wilbur Snell B Team Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Exceptional Education 104 The Faces of M.C.H.S. IN MEMORY OF A FRIEND Joe Davis We who knew him are proud to say, He was my friend . Joe knew how to be a friend. The essential honesty of his character attract- ed others to him. There was no pretention; he was always himself. Quiet and easy-going, he never hurried, except perhaps on the base- ball diamond. The wisdom of his fifteen years, did not come from books. He had learned something far more important than academics—an un- derstanding of the importance of friendship, loyalty, and trust. He was respectful to adults and always willing to come to the aid of others. Sure of himself, his goodness was his strength. We who loved him wish to be true to his memory. He was not some idealized paragon of virtue. Joe was human. Each person who cared for him recalls some witty remark which revealed his amused outlook on life. Most of all. Joe loved life. For him, it was one big ball game and he loved every minute. When we remember Joe. we remember laughter, we remember having fun. His humor and his humanity endeared him to us. . . the tear that we shed, though in secret it rolls, shall long keep his memory green in our souls. —Sharon Killingsworth, Linda Kea In Memoriam Mr. Sappie Farmer In one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth lasts beyond his departure. You will always feel that life touching yours. That voice speaking to you. that spirit looking out of other eyes, talking to you in the familiar things he touched, worked with, loved as familiar friends. He lives on in your life and in the lives of all others that knew him. THE STAFF Middle School PRINCIPAL Mr. William J. Lowe 108 FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. R. Anderson Seventh Grade Social Studies Mrs. Oreta Avery Sixth Grade Science Mrs. Stacy Barber Band Mrs. Betty Bivins Seventh and Eighth Grade Remedial Math PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Mrs. Jewel Brumfield Seventh and Eighth Remedial Reading Mrs. Jessie Collins Fourth—Eighth Exceptional Children Mrs. Rochelle Culver Seventh Grade Science Ms. Deborah Delk Seventh Grade Math Mrs. Sara Davis Fourth Grade Math Mr. James Days Fifth Grade Science and P.E. Ms. Debbie Ednefield Mrs. Marjorie Edwards Fifth Librarian Remedial Reading Math 109 WE TEACH THE CHILDREN Mrs. Shelia Ginn Lane Fourth—Eighth Exceptional Children I Mrs. Christine Lowe Secretary Mrs. Vivian Martin Seventh Grade Language Arts Ms. Allie McArthur Fourth Grade Language Arts Ms. Gail McArthur Sixth Grade Language Arts 110 Mr. Roger McDonald Eighth Grade Math. Ga. History and Career Ed. Football Coach Mrs. Linda Rodgers Sixth Grade Remedial Reading X Mrs. Barbara Wadley Eighth Grade Language Arts. Reading and Career Ed. Education, . . . Our Top Priority A Strong Georgia Needs Strong Public Schools Mrs.Joynetta Ross Fifth Grade Language Arts Mrs. Teresa Taylor Staff Aide Reading Mr. Roy Thigpen Sixth Grade Language Arts No photo Ms. Betty Jo Fountain Mr. Earl Jones Ms. Gwendolyn Outlaw Ms. Lydia Palmer Mrs. Frances Perkins Mr. Jimmy Willhite Mrs. Harvie Warnock Office Aide 111 Jane Antrum Brandy Baltimore James Beasley Kaland Boyer Brent Braddy Michelle Braddy Sherry Braddy Antonio Brazell Consuello Brazell Toinette Brazell Shea Calhoun Sandra Coleman Sheri Collins Russ Connell Cynthia Conner Jennifer Conner Joe Conner John Crabb Brian Crews Jennifer Davenport Delores Davis Michael Denmark Marcelle Dodson Billie Kate Dupree Stephanie Edge Pearce Freeman Marsha Flury Michael Griffin Terry Grubbs Shirley Halligan Stacy Harris Clint Hart Michael Hollis Laverne Jackson Lynn Jackson Mathew Johnson Sherry Jordan Lisa Keene Patricia Kinney Melinda Lamb Alan Landrum Shawn Lane Wallace Lanier Lonzel Legrant Michelle Little Tammie Love Tyrone Madison Tony McArthur Susan McCoy 112 Fourth Grade Milbern McRae Jonathon Martin Jeannie Meade Jason Moorehouse Tracy Morris Karen Moses Stacy Nails Chris Nash Benjie Poole Emory Poole Michael Powell Holly Prickett Joseph Reed Brent Richardson Robert Roberson Joel Sammons Jimmy Sharpe Stacie Sharpe Greg Shinholster Mitrone Smiley Michael Smith Tommy Smith Delane Snead Keith Snell Otis Snell Landon Spivey Jamie Taylor Diane Thigpen Rachel Thigpen Shanita Troupe Tina Troupe Randy Victoria Andrea Walker Brenda Walker Joey Ward Lee Watkins Michael Watson Jason West Jeffery Whitehead Kim Wiggs Kevin Wilkes Kelly Willhite Octouvis Williams Tina Williams Kawminia Wilson Vincent Wright FIFTH GRADE Ronald Adams Tonya Atkins Christie Barfield Atonio Battle Ramona Bell Nikki Black Sonya Boyer Gannon Brazell Bobbie Brewer Jamey Campbell Chris Carpenter Joni Clark Stacie Qoud Maria Collins Theresa Coleman Crystal Cox Shawn Craft Craig Crosby Julius Davis Tina Dawson Kenneth Edge Derrick Frederick Tracy Fordham Chris Fountain Dave Fountain Ronnie Fountain Gary Gibbs Patrick Gilbert Johnny Graham Jack Halligan Linda Hitchcock Susan Holt Eric Hurst Judy Jackson Chanda Johnson Bryant Kelly David Kyle Sonya Lamb Jay Love Wanda Mann Troy Markaham—not shown Cassandra McClain Ronnie McGahee Teresa McGahee LaKisha McKinnon Sean McKinnon Bryan Mincey John Mincey Hugo Montenegro Kristi Morris 114 ft w «rn « Shane White Dewayne Williams Natalie Williams Michelle Williamson Ken Willis Salain Wilson Stephanie Morris Jimmy Moses Barron Mosley Tracy Nails Brian Overstreet Robbin Pace Monica Palmer Kim Parker Shiela Payton Brandon Pitts James Price Veronica Quarterman Jocelyn Reed Randy Richardson Leigh Anne Sanders Jim Sharpton Jodi Sharpton Sheila Shinholscer Becky Smith Rhonda Smith Angela Snell Michael Spivey Allison Taylor Christie Thigpen Stacy Thigpen Bernard Thomas Angela Thompkins Delois Todd George Walker Bobbie Jean Walton Lee Watson Chris Watts Jeffrey Wells Dewayne West Grady West Russell West 115 Chris Allen Audrey Atkins Brenda Boone Brandon Braddy Sylvia Braddy James Bradford Tracy Brannon Ricky Brantley Doris Brazell Lisa Brinson Belinda Brown Shelia Brown A1 Burns Chris Burns Missy Carey Shelly Carter Carol Clark Denise Clark Emily Clark Rolando Qark Angela Claxton Charlie Coleman James Collins Eric Conner Stacy Cox Leigh Anna Cropper Tyrone Cummings Greg Davis Kayka Davis Tara Davis Roger Demmer Yolando Dixon Johnny Edwards James Faust Debra Fernandez Stanley Fields Milton Fountain Tina Fountain Ken Garrett Michelle Godwin Lee Goodwin Luanna Hall Brian Hamilton Chris Harmon Heath Hart Thomas Haynes Mike Helms Jeffery Hilbert Cheryl Hill SIXTH GRADE 116 Dawn Holmes Susan Hurst Jenifer Kannis Roy Lamb Melinda Lamer Simone McClain Cindy McDonald Robin McLeod Heather Memory Brenton Miller John Morris Tyrone Morris Linda Nobles Tongue Nobles Ladson O’Connor Jammie Palmer Ken Parker Larry Powell Shad Powell Kim Quarterman Angela Reed Tyrone Roberson Eric Robinson Shaw Robinson Jerry Rogers Wanda Ross Mary Ann Sanders Johnnie Simmons Antonio Smiley Craig Smith Sandra Sneed Brandy Stweart Will Stewart Tonya Tapley Jarvis Taylor Leland Taylor 1 Shannon Taylor Carla Thomas Nicholas Thomas Rico Wadley Thaddeus Walker Shemta Webb Michelle Penny Wells Melissa West a m Don Williams Faye Williams Liqunda Williams Racheal Wood Carl Woods 117 Simbar Atkins Angela Bateman Valerie Battle Brian Braddy Michael Brantley Bridegette Brazell Leatrice Brazell Sherrell Brazell Tina Bryant Barry Burch Essie Byrd Michelle Calhoun Zola Cason Alveris Clark Lisa Collins Patricia Collins Kimberly Crabb Suzanne Davis Dwight Dees Quinton Doyle Lisa East Karen Flury David Fountain Brian Franklin Tracy Games Amy Hearn Dwayne Holloway Tracy Holloway Audrey Hurst Jerry Hurst Tommie Hutchison Betty Lou Jackson Roger Jackson Raymond Jones Stephanie Johnson Aqilla Jordan Michelle Kanis Danny King Lonnie Lanier Carol McArthur SEVENTH GRADE Picture not amiable Picture not available Trellas McArthur Michelle McGuigan Talmadge McLendon Lamark McMillan Melody McRae Marvin Mann Jeffery Mead Darrell Mercer John Moore Tonja Morrison Anthony Mosley Michelle NeeSmith 118 Calvin Nobles Carolyn Nobles Susan Nobles William O'Conner Kevin Oglesby Gayla Oliver David Owens Mark Page Sonya Peeples Craig Peterson Donna Poole James Powell Sean Powell Shelia Robinson James Rollins Jennifer Sammons Shea Sharpe Tabitha Sheffield Debra Simmons Nancy Simpson Kenneth Smiley Shalon Smith Ricky Snell Jeff Squires Pamela Telfair Mark Terrell Tyrone Thomas Anna Tipton Barry Troupe Tabitha Victoria Julie Waldon Darrell Walker Tina Walker Larry Walls Melinda Walls David Wells Keith Wilkes Karen Willhite Larry Williamson Maranda Wilson 119 Luke Addison Priscilla Altman Steve Atkins John Bailey Tony Baker Derrick Brantley Pleashon Brantley Shon Brantley Tamela Brantley Tony Brantley Ken Brewer Pierce Brooks Annette Brown Sondra Bryant Tommy Burch Anthony Burns Davis Calhoun Stacy Carter Rhonda Cason Sharlene Chambers Jill Claxton Denise Conner Tanya Conner Conner Lisa Curl Bennie Davis Carl Davis Lincoln Davis Michelle Davis Dennis Dixon Jeffery- Dopson Shawn Douglas Allen Eakle Terry Eakle James Edenfield Betty Fields Angela Fordham Janet Foskey Darlene Fountain Teresa Fountain Vickie Fountain Beatrice Games Stacy Games Oliver Gilchurst Regina Good rum Glenda Halligan Sandra Haynes Rodney Helms Johnny Hill Kim Hurst Kathy Hutchison Chris Jackson Eric Jackson A1Johnson Eric Johnson Larry Johnson EIGHTH 120 GRADE Cindy Jones Clint Jones Cindy Kight Alonda Lane Angela Lanier Kenya Lee Millicent Little Sherri Love Patty Massey Ozzie McKinnon Mark Mitchell Marcus Nash Rachel O'Conner Robert Owens Dana Parrish Kevin Parrish Coaches stop to feed their faces Anna Potter Ike Powell Felicia Ricks Ryan Rodgers Charity Ryals Brian Sammons Pansy Sanders Kurt Selph Wendy Sharpe Evette Shipman Heath Smith Darrick Snead Diana Snead Sherrilyn Taylor Linda Truett Scott Tuck Ricky Wallace Delise Walton Lam on Warnock Lisa Warren Mike Weeks Jerome Wiggs Echo Williams Middle School Scenes To receive a proper education is the source and root of all goodness. 122 Junior High Basketball First Row—(kneeling) Craig Peterson, Anthony Walker, Suan Nobles, Derick Brantley Second Row—Tommy Burch, Mark Mitchell. Robert Owens. Luke Addison, Barry Burch Third Row (Standing —Coach Roger McDonald. Clint Jones. Eric Jackson. Oliver Gilchrist. Coach Randy Collins Not Pictured—Shaw Robinson Great season for the Junior Eagles who, inspite of a strenuous schedule, won some great games for their alma mater. First Row (kneeling)—Sandra Sneed. Suzanne Davis. Gayla Oliver, Diana Sneed Second Row—Sandra Haynes. Stephanie Johnson. Audrey Hurst. Melinda Lanier Third Row (Standing)—Coach Roger McDonald. Regina Goodrum, Julie Waldson, Robin McLeod. Coach Randy Collins Not Pictured—Kim Quaterman. Trellis McArthur 123 Super Great season for the Junior Eaglettes. They won ten great impressive games. CHEERLEADERS tel Sponsor Millicent Little, Sherial Brazel, Tamela Telfair. Sherry Love, Alonda Lane 124 Lady Eagles go for TWO Primary School 126 Mrs. Sabrina Kelly, Secretary FACULTY AND STAFF Mrs. Nora B. Bell Headstart Mrs. Martha Boyer Third Grade Mrs. Barbara Braddy First Grade 127 Ms. Venita Gibbs Psycho Ed. Mrs. Joan Hutcheson Third Grade Mrs. Deloris Hart First Grade Ms. Brenda Lane Teacher s Aide Mrs. Tabatha Higgs First Grade Mrs. Carleen McBride Kindergarten 128 Mrs. Jean McLemore Exceptional Children Mrs. Debbie Morris First Grade Mrs. Dorothy Morris Kindergarten Mrs. Tonya Outler Second Grade x ' I A Mrs. Nell Poole Psycho Ed. r Mrs. Carolyn Palmer Kindergarten Ms. Deloris Salters Speech Mrs. Winona Taylor Kindergarten 129 Ms. Jacquelyn Terrell First Grade Mrs. Sara Dee Warnock Third Grade Mrs. Ruth Wood Librarian PRIMARY QUEEN MILLIE COLEMAN HENRY BROWN, ESCORT PRIMARY QUEEN JILL GILBERT DENNIS HART, ESCORT HEAD START Andrea Adams Melissa Baker Sandra Barfield Roy Lee Bell Nicholas Dockery Merrill Drinks Jamie Edge April Finch Christy G illis Travis McKinnon Travis Miller David Morris (No Photo) April Nobles Frankie Powell I LOVE YOU FOR WHAT YOU ARE KNOWING SO WELL WHAT YOU ARE AND I LOVE YOU MORE YET, CHILD. FOR WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO BE, KNOWING SO WELL YOU ARE GOING FAR, KNOWING YOUR GREAT WORKS ARE AHEAD, AHEAD AND BEYOND. —Carl Sandburg PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Tia Smiley Kendal Sneed (No Photo) Katrina Thomas Rudolph Ward Nicole Wells Santresa Wilson 131 Kindergarten Melinda Atkins Allison Barron Shirima Bell Bo Brantley William Brewer Lamont Brinson Jody Carswell Bridgette Carter Misti Carter Angie Chavis Ramon Clemon Shonda Collins Alacia Conner Holli Conner Brian Corley DeWayne Curl Sam Demmer Robert Denmark Yolonda Fields Crystal Foskey Ashleigh Fountain Jackie Glasper Crissy Glisson Elisha Hardeman Alice Holmes Dewayne Johnson Kelley Johnson LaToya Jones Gwen Kelly Jeffery Lanier Larry Lee Tanya Lee Travis Love Jeremy Loyd Kristy McGahce Thomas McGahee Atira McLendon Sherrod McLeod Melinda McManus Delmon McMillian Dwalekah McRae Jason Mosley Brandon Moxley Charlie Nobles Lori Peacock Kelly Peavey Senital Peeples Harry Peeples Heather Pike Christian Pitts Jennifer Powell Michael Powell Valerie Powell Anthony Power Henry Price Jo Jo Robinson © 132 Nicole Robinson Mark Rogers Tessa Sanders Wesley Screw Lieane Sharp Demetrius Sharpe Joe Shinhoster Brandi Silvers Cedrick Sneed Tracey Terrell Matt Thigpen Volanda Thomas Dustin Trautz Amy Usher Leon Walker Lori Week Brandy Weeks Johnical Williams Riccardo Williams Steven Williams Tim Williams Tommie Williams Ronnie Wilson William Wright ... CHILDREN ARE OUR FUTURE; TEACH THEM WELL AND LET THEM LEAD THE WAY. SHOW THEM ALL THE BEAUTY THEY POSSESS INSIDE, HELP THEM TO HAVE A SENSE OF PRIDE. LET THE CHILDREN S LAUGHTER REMIND US HOW IT USED TO BE. —Renee Baker 133 First Grade Selina Allen Kristy Anderson Joseph Ashley Sonya Baker Julie Batay Branton Bell Tabatha Bell William Bell Fran Bellamy Joey Brantley Ktma Brantley Montrel Brantley Henry Brown Jerome Burns Sherrie Carey Mark Clemons Amy Coleman Millie Coleman Bryant Cooper Jody Cooper Karen Crabb Tyrone Davis DeWayne DeLoach Marsha Denmark Chip Dews Shana Dixon Malcolm Drinks Amanda East Samantha Edenfield Michael Evans Carol Fountain Rachel Fountain Kelly Garret Jill Gilbert Charlie Glisson Alan Griffin Julie Grinstead Gress Hardeman Dennis Hart Matt Hilton Shenna Holies LaShunda Holt Thad Holloway Kevin Johnson Latasha Johnson Lakcshia LeGrant Shundrel LeGrant Jarteau Livingston photo not AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT available PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE % Ik PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ' A kj i v l 134 . . . Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. —Lord Brougham Anhur Love LaKisha Love Matthew Madison Amy McAlum Clint McLeod Veronica Miller Melodi Mills Michael Moore Lora Moxley Heather Newsome Tona Nobles Kim O'Conner Nathan Overstreet Ahisa Peeples Nicole Peeples Brandi Phillips Patrick Pitts Lewis Powell Stacy Powell Chasity Prickctt Jamie Prysock Cindy Reynolds Arthurine Ricks Tray Riner Samantha Roberson Lori Ann Robinson Valana Rotunda Scott Sharpton James Shinhoster Valeric Shinhoster Peter Simmons Angie Taylor Nolan Thigpen Shonda Vassey LaShone Walker Dafoney Waller Franceen Ward Bridgette Webb Aneitra West Marie West Tanika Wiggs Bo Wilkes Charlie Williams Tonya Williams Troy Williamson Thad Williamson Misty Willis Jonathon Adams Jermaine Atkins Kim Avant Niki Battle Ashley Black Michelle Boyer Johnny Brantley Roderick Brinson Austin Campbell Anthony Carey Deriko Coleman Steven Coleman James Conaway Shane Corley Jackie Cox Jill Crews Tyshone Day George Demery Maria Demery Raymond Demmer Trellis Dodson Scott Douglas Len Edge Stephanie Faust Gordon Flannory Barbara Glasper Jamie Glisson Kelly Gray Bill Haynes Jill Haynes Shannon Hill Terry Hodges John Holt Susan Jackson Demetric Johnson Leslie Johnson Heather Jones Kimberly Jones Tammy Keene Jody Lamb Shane Locke Breezy Loyd Second Grade 136 Donovan Martin Elisha McClellan John McCoy Jamaal McKinnon Jerod Mcleod Mario McMillon Lance Miller Jeremy Morris Shawn NeeSmith LeAnna Outler Ginger Owens Shawn Peeples Marcus Poole Stacey Poole Glen Posey Bruce Powell Denise Powell Thad Powell Judy Quarterman Chris Roberson Susan Roberson JoAnna Rollins Ron Salter Jamcrson Sanders Jamie Sanders James Scott Allen Sharpe Brian Shinhoster Tracy Jo Silvers Ty Tanner David Thompkins Magan Todd Douglas Truett Scott Turpin Jerome Victoria Glenda Waller Christy Ward Robin Warren Scott Warren Annetta Wells Jackie Wells Zackery Wells Melinda West Sabrena White Tamara Wiggins Tamelia Williams Adam Wilkes Pebble Wood THIRD GRADE Tara Adams Raphael Baker Holly Barfield Brian Bateman (No Photo) Chauncy Beasley Angie Bell Alven Bellew Dorothy Bivins Daphene Bowles Lori Braddy Dorice Brazell Nakai Brazell Shannon Brazell Stacey Brinson Stacy Bryant Chad Coleman Haley Conner Lee Corley Dan Curl Damien Day David Dews Keith Edwards Jenny Fordham Angela Foskey Jamie Foskey Julie Foskey Joseph Fountain Charro Freeman Matthew Gilbert (No Photo) Greg Gilchrist Matthew Gillis Regina Gilmore Tara Goodwin Bevin Graham Leandre Grubbs Lisa Hilbert Mar ' Beth Hitchock Johnny Hodges Tico Holloway Tonya Horton Eugene Howard (No photo) Cathy Johnson Torres Johnson Quenten Johnson Mia Jones Alan Kight (No Photo) Terry Lanier Chris Lee Brian Mathis James McAllister Crystal McClain Shannon McGuigan Terrence McKinnon Faith McLain Michael McNcal Man Morris Mike Morris Timothy Morrison Alicia Nails Brad Neesmith Andrea O'Neal Jennifer Peacock Christy Powell Wendy Riner PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 138 Jeffrey Roberson George Robinson Misty Rogers Rusty Rogers Eric Russell Erica Russell Carol Sanders Casey Sells (No Photo) Teresa Shinhoster Roy Shipman Frankie Simmons Patrick Smiley Marty Smith Andy Stewart Damien Thomas Sabrina Waldon Darrin Walker Tara Walton Joni Watts Eugene Ward Casey Wells Michael West Wendy West Charlie Wright 139 . . and the children shall lead them. V V x V V ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Jim Poole An educated man is not necessarily a learned man or a university man, but a man with certain subtle spiritual qualities which make him calm in adversity, happy when alone, just in his dealings, rational and sane in all the affairs of life. 142 —Ramsay MacDonald CENTRAL OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Marilyn Wooten Secretary Mrs. Sandy Allen Secretary Mrs. Lillian Maybin Director of Food Services Mrs. Rebecca Ricks Director of Special Education Mrs. Jean Clifton Visiting Teacher 143 LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Mrs. Faleda Brantley Mrs. Mary Calhoun Mrs. Louise Corley 144 MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS Mrs. Zora Day Mr. Robert Harris Mr. James Outler |L if Mr. Albert Wells IT'S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE AT MONTGOMERY COUNTY HIGH! X: % v4 145 TRANSPORTATION They drive us safely to school . . . Mr. Otis Reed Mr. Johnny McLain Mr. Talmadgc McLendon Mr. Clarence Sanders Mrs. LeAnne Manning Mrs. Pat Outler Mrs. Joy Glisson . . . And never complain about our noise. Mr. William Burnette Mrs. Rebecca Sullivan Mrs. Edge Mrs. Williams Braddy Mr. Edge Mr. Herman Woods ALTERNATE TRANSPORTATION??? 146 0 UR SUPPORTERS ? ■■■ -....... Congratulations Seniors! Mount Vernon Bank Mount Vernon, GA a Over 82 years of continuous service without loss to any depositor” Member of FDIC Ron’s One Stop Hwy. 280 west Mt. Vernon, GA 30445 583-2880 Ron’s Flea Market 149 Friendly Gus Food Store Mt. Vernon, GA Mt. Vernon Insurance Joe C. Underwood certified Insurance counselor Mt. Vernon Insurance Agency, Inc. P.O. Box 216 Mt. Vernon, GA 30445 is 150 EAGLE RESTAURANT 151 The Althamaha Bank and Trust Co. With locations in Uvalda, Georgia and Higgston, Georgia K ch depositor insured to � 20.000. MOiBAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION H2 Compliments of: Montgomery County Farm Bureau Thompson's Mt. Vernon, GA GOOD-YEAR Vidalia, GA Tommy Byrd—Manager Adam's Package Shop Mt. 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Vernon, GA 583-4075 30445 Congratulations Seniors Ailey Manufacturing Company Ailcy, Georgia 583-2231 156 157 -----------------------------------------------Y Congratulations Seniors! Montgomery County Bank Located one block off Highway 280 Ailey, Georgia Six Days of Continuous Service to our Community” K ch depositor insured to � 20.000 MDIR At DIPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 158 VIDAIIA'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Sammie Jackson Rt. One, Box 183-B Plumbing And Back Hoe Work (912) 583-2754 Alma iMater High school days at best are passing, Gliding swiftly by. Let us show in word and deed, Our Love for Montgomery High. Hail, oh hail, our alma mater, Dearest ever known. Ever hail thee, never fail thee, Our dear HIGH SCHOOL HOME. X